Chalet Zenitude

The chalet has one bedroom for up to two people, with a private bathroom and a terrace. The 16 m² room overlooks the garden and mountains and has a double bed and a private entrance. The integrated kitchenette lets you prepare meals on site, with a hob, refrigerator, microwave and kitchenware. A dining area completes this self-contained space.

The bathroom has a shower and toilet. Bed linen and towels are provided. Outside, the terrace has furniture and a dining area, with views of the garden and surrounding mountains. This layout brings together a bedroom, kitchen and outdoor space in one chalet for a stay for two in the Roya Valley. The maximum occupancy is two people.

The chalet has a private kitchenette with a hob, refrigerator, microwave and kitchenware. An indoor dining area lets you eat under cover, while the outdoor furniture and dining area on the terrace provide another place to sit. The sunny terrace and garden extend the living space outdoors, with views of the mountains and garden.

The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, and sun loungers are available. Private parking is free. The chalet is self-contained and for adults only. Activities in the area include cycling, hiking and horse riding. The bedroom has a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet, towels and linen. A private entrance and a fan complete the facilities. The chalet is reached on foot from the car park along a steep path; an electric wheelbarrow is available to transport luggage.

Breil-sur-Roya is in the Alpes-Maritimes, in the Roya Valley, between the Mercantour mountains and the Italian border. The village stretches along the river and retains the character of a mountain town, with old lanes and houses clustered around its centre. The valley attracts walkers, cyclists and those seeking Alpine scenery; it also suits travellers who want to discover villages that are less urban than those on the coast.

Mercantour National Park offers hiking trails and mountain views. In the valley, Olivetta and Fanghetto are small villages with Ligurian architecture, while Sospel lets you explore an old town and see its medieval castle. The region's forts bear witness to the strategic importance of the Alpine passes. Sospel railway station connects the valley by train; a car makes it easier to get around the villages and reach trailheads. Nice Airport is the main air access point from the coast.

In spring and summer, the days are suited to hiking, cycling and stops by the Roya; the chalet's outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally. In autumn, the colours on the slopes accompany walks through the villages. In winter, the terrain and mountain conditions make it advisable to check travel options before setting out on higher trails. You can spend a day hiking in Mercantour and exploring Sospel or a village in the valley, all within this mountain landscape near the border.